Dos Interlnk, intersvr, qbasic command usage instructions

Interlnk: Start Simple Network client

[Applicable occasions] if you have two computers that can be used to connect to a simple network via INTERSVR, this is a very useful command, but not a common one.

Usage

DOS new support network function, it can make two computers through the combined port line or serial line connected to form a simple network use Interlnk must add a sentence in Config.sys:

Device=c:\dos\interlnk

Parallel to the end of the line should be 25-pin joints, the needle connection between the following figure: corresponding

P2------------------------P15

P3------------------------P13

P4------------------------P12

P5------------------------P10 Joint is a needle-carrying

P6------------------------P11 female connector is a hole

P15-----------------------P2

P13-----------------------P3

P12-----------------------P4

P10-----------------------P5

P11-----------------------P6

P25-----------------------P25 Ground

Example

C:\dos\>interlnk PORT-LPT1

This Computer the other Computer

(Client) (Server)

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E:equals A:

F:equals C:

In the client, e disk is the server a disk, F disk is the server C disk

INTERSVR: Start a simple Web server

[Application] Use it, the computer becomes the server (only with DOS provided Simple network)

[Usage]intersvr start the service machine

Intersvr/lpt:1 starts the service machine, uses the LPT1 port as the data transmission port

Intersvr/com:1 starts the service machine, uses the COM1 port as the data transmission port

Parameters also have x baud:b v rcopy (see INTERLNK)

Example

C:\dos>intersvr

QBasic: Start the basic integrated environment

[Suggested] Maybe for most people it's never going to work.

[Usage] If you qbasic a language, you can use it to write your own program. Edit.com must have it in order to be available.

QBasic starting Basic Language environment

Qbasic/editor editing languages in Full-screen mode

Parameter also: b G h MBF Nohi Run

[Example]c:\dos>qbasic